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Screencast only records a black box [duplicate]


Why are some of my screen-recording/capturing applications (or app features) not working after upgrading to Ubuntu 17.10?Is there a screen recorder for GNOME with Wayland?Kazam is not recording audio from Logitech USB headsetHow to make “Record My Desktop” capture only one monitor?can any one put command to install kazam screen recorder with webcamMost lightweight screen recorder/caster software?Screencasts - Record only one screenKazam does not stop recording and open window to save video






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Using Kazam or OBS to record my screen always results in a blank screen. Google searches do not show results for 19.04, only past versions. Any help?










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    If using Wayland instead of X, most screen recorders currently don't work (applications lack permission to see pixels outside their window). See askubuntu.com/questions/1097784 for a list of those that do work with Wayland.

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  • What happens when you install Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, install and test Kazam and OBS, alongside your 19.04 install? Kazam development is inactive so stabler releases may work where bleeding edge interim releases fail. Please click edit and report the results. Please don't click on Add Comment; use edit instead.

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    Are you using Wayland? Please run the following command and add the output to your question: echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

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  • Why are some of my screen-recording/capturing applications (or app features) not working after upgrading to Ubuntu 17.10?

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Using Kazam or OBS to record my screen always results in a blank screen. Google searches do not show results for 19.04, only past versions. Any help?










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marked as duplicate by pomsky, Eliah Kagan, karel, Kulfy, Eric Carvalho Nov 24 at 22:08


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    If using Wayland instead of X, most screen recorders currently don't work (applications lack permission to see pixels outside their window). See askubuntu.com/questions/1097784 for a list of those that do work with Wayland.

    – user535733
    Sep 26 at 18:20












  • What happens when you install Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, install and test Kazam and OBS, alongside your 19.04 install? Kazam development is inactive so stabler releases may work where bleeding edge interim releases fail. Please click edit and report the results. Please don't click on Add Comment; use edit instead.

    – K7AAY
    Sep 26 at 18:21






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    Are you using Wayland? Please run the following command and add the output to your question: echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

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    Sep 26 at 18:27














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Using Kazam or OBS to record my screen always results in a blank screen. Google searches do not show results for 19.04, only past versions. Any help?










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    If using Wayland instead of X, most screen recorders currently don't work (applications lack permission to see pixels outside their window). See askubuntu.com/questions/1097784 for a list of those that do work with Wayland.

    – user535733
    Sep 26 at 18:20












  • What happens when you install Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, install and test Kazam and OBS, alongside your 19.04 install? Kazam development is inactive so stabler releases may work where bleeding edge interim releases fail. Please click edit and report the results. Please don't click on Add Comment; use edit instead.

    – K7AAY
    Sep 26 at 18:21






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    Are you using Wayland? Please run the following command and add the output to your question: echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

    – pomsky
    Sep 26 at 18:27













  • 3





    If using Wayland instead of X, most screen recorders currently don't work (applications lack permission to see pixels outside their window). See askubuntu.com/questions/1097784 for a list of those that do work with Wayland.

    – user535733
    Sep 26 at 18:20












  • What happens when you install Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, install and test Kazam and OBS, alongside your 19.04 install? Kazam development is inactive so stabler releases may work where bleeding edge interim releases fail. Please click edit and report the results. Please don't click on Add Comment; use edit instead.

    – K7AAY
    Sep 26 at 18:21






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    Are you using Wayland? Please run the following command and add the output to your question: echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

    – pomsky
    Sep 26 at 18:27








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If using Wayland instead of X, most screen recorders currently don't work (applications lack permission to see pixels outside their window). See askubuntu.com/questions/1097784 for a list of those that do work with Wayland.

– user535733
Sep 26 at 18:20






If using Wayland instead of X, most screen recorders currently don't work (applications lack permission to see pixels outside their window). See askubuntu.com/questions/1097784 for a list of those that do work with Wayland.

– user535733
Sep 26 at 18:20














What happens when you install Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, install and test Kazam and OBS, alongside your 19.04 install? Kazam development is inactive so stabler releases may work where bleeding edge interim releases fail. Please click edit and report the results. Please don't click on Add Comment; use edit instead.

– K7AAY
Sep 26 at 18:21





What happens when you install Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, install and test Kazam and OBS, alongside your 19.04 install? Kazam development is inactive so stabler releases may work where bleeding edge interim releases fail. Please click edit and report the results. Please don't click on Add Comment; use edit instead.

– K7AAY
Sep 26 at 18:21




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Are you using Wayland? Please run the following command and add the output to your question: echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE

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After looking through some comments, I have found that you need to have XORG video server enabled. You can check that by running echo $(XDG_SESSION_TYPE). If it says Wayland, then you take these steps:
1. Save your files and logout of you account.
2. Go to login normally, but do not click 'sign in'. Instead, click the gear beside the 'sign in' button.
3. Select either 'Ubuntu' if you also see 'Ubuntu on Wayland' as an option, or 'Ubuntu on XORG'.
And you can now use Screencast.
(Thanks to user535733, pomsky, and K7AAY for providing help!)






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    After looking through some comments, I have found that you need to have XORG video server enabled. You can check that by running echo $(XDG_SESSION_TYPE). If it says Wayland, then you take these steps:
    1. Save your files and logout of you account.
    2. Go to login normally, but do not click 'sign in'. Instead, click the gear beside the 'sign in' button.
    3. Select either 'Ubuntu' if you also see 'Ubuntu on Wayland' as an option, or 'Ubuntu on XORG'.
    And you can now use Screencast.
    (Thanks to user535733, pomsky, and K7AAY for providing help!)






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      After looking through some comments, I have found that you need to have XORG video server enabled. You can check that by running echo $(XDG_SESSION_TYPE). If it says Wayland, then you take these steps:
      1. Save your files and logout of you account.
      2. Go to login normally, but do not click 'sign in'. Instead, click the gear beside the 'sign in' button.
      3. Select either 'Ubuntu' if you also see 'Ubuntu on Wayland' as an option, or 'Ubuntu on XORG'.
      And you can now use Screencast.
      (Thanks to user535733, pomsky, and K7AAY for providing help!)






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        After looking through some comments, I have found that you need to have XORG video server enabled. You can check that by running echo $(XDG_SESSION_TYPE). If it says Wayland, then you take these steps:
        1. Save your files and logout of you account.
        2. Go to login normally, but do not click 'sign in'. Instead, click the gear beside the 'sign in' button.
        3. Select either 'Ubuntu' if you also see 'Ubuntu on Wayland' as an option, or 'Ubuntu on XORG'.
        And you can now use Screencast.
        (Thanks to user535733, pomsky, and K7AAY for providing help!)






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        After looking through some comments, I have found that you need to have XORG video server enabled. You can check that by running echo $(XDG_SESSION_TYPE). If it says Wayland, then you take these steps:
        1. Save your files and logout of you account.
        2. Go to login normally, but do not click 'sign in'. Instead, click the gear beside the 'sign in' button.
        3. Select either 'Ubuntu' if you also see 'Ubuntu on Wayland' as an option, or 'Ubuntu on XORG'.
        And you can now use Screencast.
        (Thanks to user535733, pomsky, and K7AAY for providing help!)







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